Articles related to "Wine Region"

The Geelong wine region is less well known than the Mornington Peninsula or the Yarra Valley but it has plenty of small wineries making impressive wines.

Beautiful cool climate wines are among the attractions of this reborn wine region.

Bendigo is now one of Victoria's premium red wine producing regions

One of the world's top wine producing nations, Chile, has a well developed tourist infrastructure for those wishing to visit wineries and travel the many wine routes.

The valleys of Chile are perfect for growing wine, and more vineyards are being developed all the time. Here's a quick guide to what grows where:

Washington wine country's fastest growing viticulture area now contains six distinct American Viticulture Areas (AVA), unique for their soil, climate and wine flavor.

Learning what to look for on the label of fine domestic wine can increase the odds of purchasing a good bottle for tonight's dinner.

Although Italy is less than three-quarters the size of California, it vies with France each year for the top honors in world wine production.

The best Australian wine brands are accessible from the city of Adelaide; Jacob's Creek, Wolf Blass, Penfolds and D'arenberg... to name just a few.

Most large Australian wine companies have vineyards in this state but the scene is dominated by small and medium vineyards and winemakers.

The wine regions of France take in names like Bordeaux, Champagne and Beaujolais, and the Michelin Guide to them includes driving tours, hotels, restaurants and sights.

Napa is the destination for wine tourism, but serious Oeniphiles are always looking for the next great thing. Look no further than the Okanagan.

Located on the Western Slope region of Colorado, Palisade is referred to as the "fruit basket" region. Wineries abound in this Colorado area west of the Rocky Mountains.

These wineries may be known for their Zinfandel but the stories of the region's Spanish Chilean roots and a Polish PM/winemaker's 1920 Ascenion have more to tell.

Southwestern Pennsylvania is home to a dozen wineries. Visit the Pittsburgh area countryside and sip a glass of wine.

Ontario's Prince Edward County has generated a great deal of excitement as a world-class wine region since being promoted to a Designated Viticultural Area in June 2007.

The Ribiera del Duero wine region, best known for its red wines, stretches along the river valley of the Duero River as it flows westward towards Portugal.

Swiss wines are big on quality, international prestige and awards - but not exports. Here's a primer about what has been dubbed 'the best wine you've never tasted.'

On the south end of Burgundy, France lies the Beaujolais wine region. The hillsides of this region is laddened with vines that produce vibrant, early drinking wines

The Coal River Valley Wine Region near the historic town of Richmond, Tasmania, Australia is an excellent place to taste award winning wine at the cellar door.

Midway on the road between Melbourne and Adelaide lies the Limestone Coast of South Australia, home to some of Australia's finest red wines.

Virginia's 80 wineries produce 576,000 gallons of wine annually and offer over 300 related events a year. Their are eight wineries on the Eastern Virginia Wine Trail.

Suisun Valley is a quiet area of California east of Napa Valley. Vineyards abound and winemakers appreciate the quality of the grapes coming from Suisun Valley.

Australia's reputation for producing wine of quality and value is becoming more widely recognized as its exports increases worldwide.

There are sixty plus wine regions in Spain producing a comprehensive array of different wine styles.

Calistoga, California was famed for natural geysers and hot springs before Napa Valley became a popular wine region. Here are some of the top hotels in Calistoga.

Ontario's wine regions are considered "cool-climate" regions and are in good company as the Mosel, Burgundy, and Champagne are among other great cool-climate regions.

The cycle-track by the River Moselle takes you through picture-postcard villages which are famous for their wine, picturesque cobbled streets and half-timbered houses.

With land just about spanning the size of the continental United States, there is no shortage of food and drinks to satiate travellers Down Under.

The red wine of Burgundy is being grown and bottled in many areas outside of Europe with great success and to wide acclaim.

Located in the small medieval town of Wangen, Thierry-Martin Winery produces some award winning wines, showcasing one of France's great winemaking regions.

Summer's end signals shorter days and cooler nights. A crisp grigio and a minimalist Chardonnay make perfect companions to enjoy the blending of one season to the next.

Edna Valley in California's Central Coast wine region offers top rated wineries with tasting rooms, antique shopping and a trip through nostalgic vineyard scenery.

Cyprus viticulture dates back to ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian times and the country boasts several lovely wine routes for discovering and tasting the local elixir.

Wine trails direct travelers to regions not commonly known as wine destinations where they are introduced to delicious wines and distinctive grape varieties.

Bushtucker Gourmet Winery Tour in Margaret River, Western Australia, visits five of the best local wineries and a brewery. Enjoy a fun lunch with bush tucker.

Take a trip to Yakima Washington, a city that boasts its 300 days of warm sunshine, with a bounty of fruits. Taste a variety of red wines, made from sun-ripened grapes.

Canada's reputation as a wine producing nation is growing, with their international profile taking off due to the success of the region's hallmark style; Icewine.

Home to the biggest wine brands in Australia, the Barossa Valley is a beautiful, peaceful region of long sweeping views, tiny towns and rich wine culture.

This lesser known wine region in France is emerging from the shadows of Bordeaux, its more famous neighbour. It has some treasures but you need to seek them out.

For years, Portuguese wine meant Port and Madeira, but that is now changing as the world quickly discovers Portugal's quality dry wines of exceptional value.

Just as the grape vines in the northern hemisphere are getting ready to rest for the winter, in the southern hemisphere the buds are bursting on the vines.

Napa is popular for winery tours and tasting. Vacationers who enjoy the abundance of fine wine in the area. can find luxurious lodging in Napa City, California

Wine touring is not what it used to be. It's fast becoming big business.

Como, Maggiore, Garda, Orta, Iseo: each lake has its own charm and character. Find the right one for a romantic getaway, solo vacation or family holiday.

In the Yarra Valley near Melbourne, Victoria, the Indulge Spa Retreat at Immerse Vineyard offers indulgent spa treatments, fine food and wine and luxury accomodation.

It is nearly 150 years since the Phylloxera aphid was identified as the cause of vast destruction of vineyards in Europe, particularly in France.

The Luxury Travel section wondered what readers would choose as their last quick summer vacation. What was NOT selected is as revealing as what was.

With its moderate year-round climate and laid-back attitude, Australia has proven to be a popular destination with travellers worldwide; this list shows why.

A short drive from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, the Yarra Valley is a destination where gourmet food and wine, beautiful scenery and a wide range of attractions meet.